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I also run smart Sam plus tyres an I think they roll as well as my big apples and yes they are quiet. I'll not be change them till they need it and that may be quite some time. I may consider the new marathon mtb 29ers next time for the extra bit of protection ( I've had a couple of hawthorn...

I didn't check my basket when I hit "pay now" and I've ended up buying the wrong size sprocket:( So you can take advantage of my mistake and grab a new 18 tooth sprocket to fit a Bosch active/performance motor for £10 posted.:) Intereste ? Send me a personal message to sort out payment (...

I love the idea of a fat bike but could only see them as a second bike, only if I had some spare money doing nought ;) So far my 29er has gone everywhere I've pointed it so a fat bike would be an expensive novelty.

Newits on all the sites tbh just click out of them drives me nuts sometimes:mad: if you get the warning virus detected one you have to open task manager and end that task. You say it drives you nuts and yet you still post it here ? It sent my iPad off on one, I had to shut everything off to...

Warning This link is bad, totaly full of scam adverts fo £1 iPhones and similar deals

I've done a couple of Sky rides local to me and I even found a local fellow e-biker. As a tip unless your super fit, don't join a challenging ride as they can hold speeds above our 15.5 mph cutoff. Oh yes and it's free to join http://www.goskyride.com/newcastle These rides will be different each...

I used to think there was a tiny bit of drag on my Bosch bikes. But after further unpowered trials, I've decided there is none. As John says, you will always feel the 20kg+ weight of the bike. My thought as well (upto 70% of eachof my rides can be unpowered) that was untill last week. During a...

ATM I have this pr http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cycling-Bicycle-Bike-3-LED-Head-Front-Rear-Tail-light-USB-Rechargeable-4-modes-/281678143170?var=&hash=item4195535ec2 they run for over 4 hrs flashing but I need to remember to charge every trip ( I do favour longer rides) For my main beam I have a...

I was looking into this just last week and was ready to do it, my bike shop said the function just needs turning on in the software and I was going to do the rest myself ( take the motor covers off and run the wires through the frame) I decided to stick with my separate battery powered lights...

It can be fitted to forks in front or rear .All the shims are included with the kit to reduce the size

I buy loads from overseas, usually via eBay but always with PayPal. If anything is late, one message to the seller normaly get a full refund. If that dosent work, a message to PayPal always dose.

I don't get to many of these calls but when I do I just ask them to hold whilst I get the computer owner, in reality I make myself a cupa and then go back to the phone for a chat. Strangely there's no one on the line ?

Ive been in the same situation with a bad back, recently diagnosed as a bulging disc. So I have done quite some research ! On my Cube I fitted a really short stem, something like this...

Well I prefer mayonnaise from a large lidded glass jar, I can get a good man sized scoop out. Plus's its a little known fact but jackals just don't like mayo :);)

Good choice, I have the same machine & love it. Mine came from leasurelakes in Daventry (2014) http://www.leisurelakesbikes.com/p/18994/cube-reaction-hybrid-hpa-pro-29er-electric-mountain-bike-2015

you don't need to spend a lot on a lid for it to save your bonce. The boy at work (23 years old) ihas started training for a Triathlon and brought a £25 lid with his new £300 bike. Anywho part of his circuit takes him through Salcey Forest along a straight open road, it was along here this...

"When I read stories like that I want front and rear cameras." You want a camera, I want a gun.:mad: Worst thing was, he heard the car but assumed it would pass wide as there was no other sole on the road. I also like to ride quiet lanes, when I here a car I'll check its approach in my mirror...

you don't need to spend a lot on a lid for it to save your bonce. The boy at work (23 years old) ihas started training for a Triathlon and brought a £25 lid with his new £300 bike. Anywho part of his circuit takes him through Salcey Forest along a straight open road, it was along here this...

70 miles is my best (so far) on my bosch powered Cube. On a good day when I'm thinking about exploreing I tend to ride on low or no power, as the hills get steeper my gears get lower. It's only when I'm in the lower gears the power goes on. There quite a few hills where I'm in first gear and by...